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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
6
Congress postponed action on a nationwide rail bill until next week while urging union leaders to assure no strike before a Senate House conference reaches a tentative accord. Leaders did not name conferees as both chambers recessed without a firm plan.
A Ford Foundation study by six physicians reports severe malnutrition among African Americans in southern states, especially Mississippi, detailing vitamin deficiencies and skin, eye, ear, and bone diseases in children. The panel calls attention to unmet health needs in the nation.
Administration officials say President Johnson hasn’t abandoned plans for a possible income tax hike to curb inflation but refuse to discuss the size or timing. Assistant to the Secretary of Commerce says the 6 percent surcharge proposal is not locked in. Johnson noted a tax rise might be needed due to recent economic inflation.
David G. Campbell an 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs Carl Campbell of RD 3 New Philadelphia sustained contusions and abrasions to his left shoulder and contusions to his left knee in a crash on the Rt 250 Bypass. His car exceeded speed while passing and struck a bridge pillar then overturned and rested in the northbound lane. He was treated at Union Hospital and cited for reckless operation.
Soviet Premier Kosygin lands in the United States for a special U N General Assembly session on the Middle East. He is met by his wife Mrs Federenko and daughter Lyudmila as Anatole Dobrynin and Nikolai Fedorenko look on.johnson may meet Kosygin in Washington during his trip.
Retailers eye Father’s Day ads starting June 5 with gifts under two dollars such as an air conditioned hat band and a chrome plated fish scaler. A see through inflatable lounge chair priced around eighty dollars is offered as a surprise gift. Separate coverage notes Kosygin’s turboprop landing in New York, security mobilization by 7 agencies, and possible demonstrations in New York City regarding Israel.
About 750 volunteers aged 6 months to 79 years entered a three story Athens shelter for a weekend study overseen by civil defense experts from the University of Georgia. The group, white and Negro, male and female, prepared with bags of necessities while observing strict confinement and group leadership arrangements.
Sections of the United Nations building will suspend guided tours and become restricted until further notice. All UN staff will be subject to new security regulations and access will be limited to those with special passes.
Dover Hons to install officers Tuesday at Helmkamp's. Rev Richard Mitchel of Dover First Moravian Church to discuss The Seven Paths to Peace at Rotary Monday noon in St John’s United Church of Christ. Richard Robinson and Leroy Zimmerman report on the Ohio West Virginia Exchange club convention at New Philadelphia Exchangies meeting Tuesday 6 15 Reeves Motor Inn. Ames meet Monday 545 Reeves Motor Inn with reservations for June 26 in Oldtown Granga. Interclub to Perry Township Wednesday. Harlan R Spies will address New Philadelphia Lions noon Reeves Motor Inn. Dover Kiwanis annual family strawberry festival Monday 6 City Park. bring own table service and bowls.
Three candidates in the May primary failed to file expense statements by the deadline and will be barred from running for future political offices for five years. They are Raphael D. Schilz of New Philadelphia Ward 3 council, Byron B. Burdette of Uhrichsville mayor, and Thomas E. Edwards Jr. of Uhrichsville Ward 2 council.
A persuasive write up argues gas heating keeps homes clean and warm with less maintenance. It cites Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute findings on dust-free, healthy surroundings and notes gas systems save money, with Canton tests showing 1965 66 electrical costs at 270.21 versus gas at 105.72 for an identical three bedroom home. It highlights compact units, flexible central systems and optional gas air conditioning for year round comfort.
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